Attack it! Devil legion

Attack it! Devil legion

Genres:Arcade
Themes:Action
Story:In the 60th Anniversary of the treaty of peace between Human and Mazoku, the new Mao received a great mission to MAKE MAZOKU GREAT AGAIN. However, time has changed, power is no longer the key to conquer the world, waves of challenges await...
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